This page contains a number of visualizations of COVID19 cases in the Western Balkans, it is hosted on GitHub pages, and all the code and graphs are free to use, share, modify any way you see fit with proper attribution. Done with the support of Balkansmedia.
This graph displays the daily average in new cases for the past 7 days for each country. X axis starts with first day that 10 cases were reported in each respective country, uses a Log10 scale, with Italy added for comparison.
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A comparison of WB countries that have >100 confirmed cases with Italy. Please note that we are using a LOG10 scale, which is the standard for exponential growth, if the slope of the curve starts decreasing it means that the growth rate of the epidemic is decreasing as well, as explained in this Balkansmedia video.
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ggplotly(totals_graph)
If you have issues embedding the above shown code you can freely copy the images displayed below:
rolling_graph_static
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interactive_confirmed_graph
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totals_graph
overall_confirmed_graph
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recovered_graph
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dead_graph
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